Interested in taking a break from your law practice, but not from the intellectual stimulation associated with the law? There are several ways you can enrich your skills and experience while taking time away from your practice.

Dealing with a Superior: The Power of Silence and Circumspection

Distinguish yourself as a leader by excelling at the difficult conversations that many lawyers dread.

Lawyers who understand how to grow a career can better assess the value they provide, and better reflect it in their performance.

From courts and clients, calls for broad expertise in the delicate craft of negotiation.

A guide to the modern office holiday party.

Introducing…The Law Offices of Michael McCubbin, owned and operated by none other than Mike himself, a 2010 UBC law graduate who`s out there doing something different. The firm, established November 1, 2011, and located in Vancouver’s historic Gastown, is going strong as it approaches its second year anniversary.

Want to manage your time better? Wish you could find more hours in the day? There are plenty of complicated time-management systems out there, with lengthy to-do lists dedicated to squeezing every ounce of productivity out of the day.

Contrary to a sabbatical leave with a university, a sabbatical with a law firm is usually a lengthy vacation with no requirement to study or write publications. But there is a big difference between a vacation and a sabbatical.